EA Sports has launched the latest edition of the FIFA computer game series this week – FIFA 21 – and, as ever, the way players up and down the land have been rated is a talking point.

East Anglian Daily Times: How Ipswich Town's players have been rated in the new FIFA 21 game. Photo: EA SportsHow Ipswich Town's players have been rated in the new FIFA 21 game. Photo: EA Sports (Image: Archant)

Stephen Ward is the Blues’ top ranked player with a rating of 68, followed by James Norwood and Gwion Edwards on 67, with eight players then behind them locked on ratings of 66 – Cole Skuse, Kane Vincent-Young, Jon Nolan, Luke Chambers, Freddie Sears, Alan Judge, Kayden Jackson and Flynn Downes.

Town’s other remaining ‘silver’ players – all on ratings of 65 – are Myles Kenlock, Emyr Huws, Luke Woolfenden, Toto Nsiala, Tomas Holy and Teddy Bishop. Everyone else has been given ‘bronze’ status.

You can see all the ratings here.

East Anglian Daily Times: How Ipswich Town's players have been rated in the new FIFA 21 game. Photo: EA SportsHow Ipswich Town's players have been rated in the new FIFA 21 game. Photo: EA Sports (Image: Archant)

TOP FIVE FOR ‘PACE’

Kayden Jackson - 91

Kane Vincent-Young - 87

Gwion Edwards - 81

Janoi Donacien - 78

James Norwood - 77

TOP FIVE FOR ‘SHOOTING’

James Norwood - 77

Kayden Jackson - 64

Freddie Sears - 64

Alan Judge - 64

Emyr Huws - 64

TOP FIVE FOR ‘PASSING’

Alan Judge- 68

Teddy Bishop - 67

Andre Dozzell - 66

Jon Nolan, Stephen Ward & Emyr Huws – 65

TOP FIVE FOR ‘DEFENDING’

Stephen Ward – 69

Flynn Downes – 67

Luke Chambers – 66

Cole Skuse – 66

Luke Woolfenden – 65

TOP FIVE FOR ‘PHYSICAL’

Toto Nsiala - 85

Luke Chambers - 78

Flynn Downes - 73

Oli Hawkins – 72

Janoi Donacien - 72

TOP FIVE FOR ‘WEAK FOOT’

James Norwood – 4*

Cole Skuse – 4*

Kane Vincent-Young – 4*

Jon Nolan – 4*

Andre Dozzell – 4*